Dave Hanratty

If someone uses ChatGPT or another kind of form of it, there's a stamp at the bottom that says, you know, disclaimer, this might not be correct, by the way.

And that's what's driving me crazy in my own job as a researcher and a producer.

And also just seeing kind of a new generation of people coming up and it's like, yeah.

Did you actually do the research yourself or did you trust this thing?

You can't trust that thing.

You got to double source everything and so on and so forth.

But like everything you're saying there, and there's been so much media forever about future wars and what they will look like, that they will be fought by robots and drones and all this kind of stuff and human beings will barely play a part of it.

Taking a swipe at Trump makes perfect sense as well.

And we are in this kind of constant ecosystem now where everything is memed as soon as it's mentioned.

And people are using generative AI to do that.

People are using generative AI to write eulogies at funerals.

They're using it for music.

They're using it for films.

And again, it's a hellacious impact on the world in terms of the amount of water it takes and the data centers and this, that and the other.

But even just like, like I say, if I can bring back to the creative side for a second there, people are skipping to the end.

We used to talk about 10,000 hours and putting in 10,000 hours into mastering an instrument or becoming an artist or doing this and that, whatever.

The process is so important.

And now it's just like, oh, I wrote a book in two days with ChatGPT.

You didn't.

Let me tell you, you didn't.